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Launch :menuselection:`Menu --> Preferences --> Languages`.
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Click :guilabel:`Install / Remove Language`.
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If beside your locale, you see a label saying ``Some language packs are missing``, select your locale and click :guilabel:`Install language packs`.
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Always install Windows first
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Windows does not detect other operating systems and does not feature a boot menu. When you install it, it overwrites your boot sequence and your computer then boots straight into Windows.
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Linux Mint (and most Linux distributions) detects other operating systems and builds a menu from which you can choose which system to boot.
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For this reason, if you want to dual-boot or multi-boot with Windows, it is easier and recommended to install Windows first, before you install Linux Mint.
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Fix the boot sequence
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If Windows overwrites your boot sequence:
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